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- Automezzi privati: possibilità di parcheggio gratuito non custodito dietro la Risiera di San Sabba (ingresso area parcheggio da via Palatucci e da via Rio Primario).
- en.wikipedia.org Risiera di San SabbaRisiera di San Sabba (Slovene: Rižarna) is a five-storey brick-built compound located in Trieste, northern Italy, that functioned during World War II as a Nazi concentration camp...
- visitjewishitaly.it en/listing/risiera-di-san-…At the edge of the city stands the Risiera di San Sabba, the only death camp in Italy. The early 20th Century complex was originally built for rice husking and later...
- medium.com @storiedalconfinemobile/la-risiera-di-…Nel 1975 la Risiera, ristrutturata su progetto dell’architetto Romano Boico, divenne Civico museo della Risiera di San Sabba.
- wartraveller.com ww2-location/risiera-di-san-…Risiera di San Sabba is a large building near Sv. Sobota (San Sabba), in which rice was first peeled, in 1943, the Nazis have turned it into a concentration camp.
- yestour.it risiera-di-san-sabba-trieste/…The Risiera di San Sabba is the only example of a Nazi concentration camp in Italy. It is a national monument with the presidential decree of April 15, 1965.
- atlasobscura.com places/risiera-di-san-sabbaThe factory at the Risiera di San Sabba, located in the northern Italian town of Trieste, began production in 1898, its main buildings going up in 1913.
- http://deathcamps.org sabba/One of the Italian concentration camps was the Risiera di San Sabba, a former rice mill on the outskirts of Trieste.
- culturalheritageonline.com cho/location.php…The Risiera di San Sabba was built in Trieste in the district of San Sabba (now Valmaura) back in 1913. Initially it was a rice husking plant.
- livetheworld.com activities/italy/risiera-di-san-…Today, Risiera di San Sabba operates as a civic museum, allowing visitors to learn about the camp's history and pay tribute to the victims.
- explorerfvg.com luoghi/en/storia/risiera-di-san-…Origin and use of rice paddy. Built in 1898, the Risiera di San Sabba was intended for rice processing, a function it had until 1934.
- cityseeker.com trieste/86398-risiera-di-san-sabbaRisiera di San Sabba became the site of the only extermination camp in Italy with the German occupation in 1943.
- gems.travel article/europe/italy/trieste/risiera-…4. Explore the Grounds: The grounds of the Risiera di San Sabba are open to the public and offer visitors a chance to explore the camp and its surroundings.